n'golo kante. n'golo kante. one hero at this football club and this is where his journey to the top began. n'golo kante has come won back—to—back premier league titles but his journey to the top was a difficult one with some believing he would not be able to play at the top level. he was so small. there were bigger and stronger players, more powerful players. but what he was, what he had was intelligence. how he played. n'golo kante grew up in a paris suburb and it was there where he began playing football. early on he began playing football. early on he made a big impression. translation: well, it was on this pitch where we are now. it was a boy who came with about 100 others to do a trial. i could tell straightaway that he had something that the rest did not. he ran constantly. he never stopped. he kept winning the ball back off everyone and then passing it. he did not dribble much but what he did do, he did with efficiency. despite success atjunior levels, n'golo kante was always small for his age and that wa

kante made history with his goal—scoring. kante made history with his goal-scoring., for sure, it's not easy. it's tough and there is a lot of pressure. we can't make mistakes because it's very difficult to recover. we are ready to fight and played these for—mac games. —— four. the sunderland and manchester city game you saw, everything was coming together and those four points out of six will give us 20 of confidence going into the chelsea game. seven months after losing 19 of their players in an aeroplance crash. brazilian side chapecoense are celebrating a title. the team had won the state championship last season and with a team made up of youngsters and loan players they have successfully defended it. we did a greatjob. we are very happy for our work and we are very happy we can honour the warriors. they are not here any more but we can honour them with this title. it's for them. saracens and england forward maro itoje says he wants to inspire the next generation of black rugby players. itoje, the youngest tourist with the british and irish lions this summer, sa

we head to paris and trace the background of chelsea and france star n'golo kante.after stage 18 of the giro d'italia. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with news about the 2018 world cup in russia. when fans gather to watch the first semifinal at next year's tournament in the newly built stadium in st petersburg, to what extent did those who helped build it suffer? fifa have found evidence north koreans who worked on the site were subjected to appalling conditions. our sports news correspondent richard conway takes up the story. the heads of four nordic football associations wrote to the fifa president because they had been made aware of allegations,

some wear and tear to the chelsea squad, ka nte, there is some wear and tear to the chelsea squad, kanter for conte, this would confirm his reputation as the hottest property in european management. that may create an issue for chelsea to keep them. that is for the beta, right now all he needs is to win. as part of the season, it is not easy. —— this part of the season is not easy. every game is tough because there was a lot of pressure. it is important in this period, not to make mistakes because that is difficult to recover from. but we are ready to fight and to play these four games. middlesbrough need something from this game to avoid relegation. the frustration is not being in the position but for so much of this position they have played with the handbrake on. they have gone for it. steve agni was appointed to rescue them in march, and he knows in recent weeks and days they almost beat manchester city. middlesbrough have shown the kind of form that they would have loved to have shown earlier in the season loved to have shown earlier in the season when it really mattered. here is ac

chelsea's n'golo kante will go into the game with another award. win tonight and middlesbrough will be relegated, and then chelsea will take the title if they can then beat west brom on friday. in this part of the season, for sure, it is not easy. every game is very tough, because there is a lot of pressure. it is important, it is part of a period that you don't make mistakes, because it is very difficult then to recover. but we are ready to fight, we are ready to play these games. the confidence and the belief from players we have seen in recent weeks is there. it isjust that in the last, certainly the sunderland and manchester city game that you saw everything coming together. and those four points out of six will give us plenty of confidence going into the chelsea game. that is all the sport for now. more on that breaking story, a couple from northamptonshire have been convicted of 94 drug and sexual offences against children. they have been given long jail terms stop nicholas and joan taylor. just give us nicholas and joan taylor. just give us

the blues midfielder n'golo kante should have a spring in his step after picking up another world.icester last year. winter night and middlesbrough will be whether gaiters, and then chelsea will take the title if they can then beat west brom on friday. in this part of the season for sure it is not easy. every game is very tough, because there is a lot of pressure. it is important it is part ofa pressure. it is important it is part of a period that you don't make m ista kes of a period that you don't make mistakes because it is very difficult then to recover. but we are ready to fight, we are ready to play these games. the confidence and the belief from players we have seen in recent weeks is there. it isjust that in the last certainly the sunderland and manchester city game that you saw everything coming together. and those four points out of six will give us plenty of confidence going into the chelsea game. that is all the sport for now. let's return to the main news, the election of a emmanuel macron as french president. the youngest person ever to hold the job, french president.

ka nte b rea k ka nte break the kante break the cosy relationship between big business and governmentlive from london, that's our top story on tuesday 9th may. south korea's massive conglomerates dominate the country's economy, but the election frontrunners say that more needs to be done to tackle corruption at the top. who will win and what can they achieve? also in the programme, there's a new kid on the block in the world of online payments — can the chinese giant alipay give paypal a run for its money in the us? we will take you three winners and losers in europe, on the they are all up. also in the programme, we'll get the inside track on a smartwatch that allows parents to keep tabs on their children. but is wearable tech really the solution to parenting problems — or just a technology too far? let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. please get in touch with your views on that story about parenting, wearable technology, or anything else we are covering. south korea is just a few hours away from finding out who its next leader will be. the electio

there were one or two big signings, ‘ngolo kante, the player of the year, but the new coach has largelye thanks to my player. because it is not easy to adapt new methods, and new philosophies, and also to work very hard, to totally change your work, if you compare the work of this season and the past. and there could yet be more success. conte is also guided chelsea to the fa cup final. other managers may have grabbed more headlines, created more controversy, but the italian has eclipsed them all. some more news in brief now. candidates in iran's presidential election have clashed in their final debate on friday, accusing each other of corruption and financial mismanagement. the current president hassan rouhani is contesting the election, to be held next week. he's up against five other candidates. pope francis hasjoined tens of thousands of pilgrims from all over the world for a candle—lit vigil and prayers at the fatima shrine complex in portugal. the pope is due to declare two new saints on saturday. the shrine remembers three child shepherds who are said to have had repeated visions

there were one or two big signings, like midfielder n'golo kante, but the new coach has largely transformed thought we deserved it. we worked very hard and i think we have been a very good team. there could yet be more success. conte has also guided chelsea to the fa cup final. other managers may have grabbed more headlines and created more controversy, but the italian has eclipsed them all. there was one other game last night — ross barkley gave everton a 1—0 win over watford. celtic are two matches away, from completing an unbeaten season, from completing an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership, after winning 3—1 at aberdeen. all the goals came in a frantic first 12 minutes — their league tally is 100 points. celtic will be going for a domestic treble in two weeks' time, when they take on aberdeen, again, in the scottish cup final. dundee united will place —— face falkirk. birmingham city lady say they will not fear manchester city in today's women's fa cup final at wembley, live on bbc two from 5pm. it is exciting for us. we are not just going there to beat another tea m just goin

hour on bbc news: chelsea can take another step towards the title tonight as their midfielder n'golo kantee football writers‘ player of the year award. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. emmanuel macron says a new page is being turned in the history of france — after his decisive victory over marine le pen in the presidential election. to the undoubted relief of other european leaders, the pro—eu candidate won by 66% to 34% to become, at 39, the country's youngest president. it's the first time in decades that the election has been won by someone who's not a member of the two traditional main left—wing and right—wing parties. our correspondent christian fraser is in paris. good afternoon. welcome to paris. emmanuel macron has fulfilled his first ceremonial role here he stood alongside the outgoing president at the tomb of the unknown soldier. together they marked the 72nd anniversary of victory in europe. a few years ago francois hollande named emmanuel macron as his economic advisor. perhaps this is the moment the apprentice became the master. francois hollande put a reass

some places kante temperatures up into the high 20s. hello. it's monday. it's 9am.ice inquiry into deaths at a mental health trust could investigate up to 20 cases. just said matthew has been found hanging. it doesn't look good. i couldn't breathe. i fell to the floor and my partner took the rest of the call. our full exclusive story at 9.15am. also this morning, thejury overseeing the bill cosby sexual assault trial will be sworn in today. one of his alleged victims tells us the american justice system is slanted towards protecting perpetrators. he stood so low

spearheaded by kante. they've not looked back.ess than most of the rival monger he has outperformed and that, allied to his success outperformed and that, allied to his success and the fact his family remain in italy, has cast doubt over his future. chelsea will be desperate to keep him. any player wa nts to desperate to keep him. any player wants to look at a manager and say i am prepared to go over that white line and do everything i have been coached to do, without question. believing in what the manager is saying, my own ability, and also what my teammates are going to do and to create that environment takes special people. three points at west brom would finish the job. if not, chelsea can do it when they host watford or sunderland. conte stands to become only the fourth manager to win the premier league in his first season in england. following that up by lifting the fa cup to seal a domestic double would be extra special. highlights of the year — the final of the eurovision song contest is tomorrow night in kiev, with lucie

if it's a charge lk offense will be presented by a grand jury and would kant any investigation rightow. trrs. >> there would be a question of whether or not the president could be indicted while in auflsem and andtle ultimately a i think that's a decision congress has made. i don't know can he be thedited as a sitting president at this point. >> that's something i'm not sure i agree with because we only have one prosecutor saying that's the case and he's the only wunl who ever made that decision. i'm not sure if it we really resufrm that it would hold up. >> and let me also comment because i have been speaking to some of my former colleagues andthal fallout today is keep enmind that the director in connection with these type of investigations hand select those agents to conduct this type of measured investigation just because of the high profile nature and the potential issues that obviously we are discussing. i mean just with the ramifications. the fallout today is peopleeral very concerned within the fbi because these were shand selected agents. if the memo was sent to the file, wh

kant think of any i can't think of any real good reason for that. i worked on the obama diplomacy team i can never remember someone saying i need to shield from the existing team i think that if that fact is proved to be true will be the most troubling fact to explain. >> to the story of yours that came out minutes after this one, is this proof that some people have been looking for in washington that where the senate intelligence committee is concerned and now we're in the mueller era in the justice department where they intend to be the adults in the room and going to the mattresses and this is going to become real. >> smart point, brian. the mueller probe, the special counsel and the fbi are certainly taking the lead when it comes to the russian investigation but there's another investigation on capitol hill and we've seen chairman of the senate intelligence committee build a rapport with ranking democrat from virginia trying to bring people to testify, and also about documents and records and they're pushing the trump campaign itself. now the tr

there were one or two big signings, like midfielder n'golo kante, but the new coach has largely transformedould yet be more success. conte has also guided chelsea to the fa cup final. other managers may have grabbed more headlines and created more controversy, but the italian has eclipsed them all. what a great achievement. congratulations to chelsea. there was one other game last night — everton beat watford, 1—0 thanks to ross barkley‘s goal. dan is here with his football focus head on. we will concentrate on chelsea winning the title once again. you paid tribute to antonio conte and remember when they lost against arsenal, and they switched to a back three. after that game he said they are only a good team on paper, it is time to be a good team on the pitch, and after that they went on to a great run. in a pre-season match against rapid vienna, they thought they had gone into a different room, because there were lots and dried fruit and they realise this was the new diet. i always have porridge. what about the bottom, things are still to be settled? this will be fascinating. we know sund

n'golo kante was in midfield and they were not encumbered by european football, they had a charismaticing to mention is the contrast between chelsea last season and now. that disillusionment in the dressing room, conte has managed to be motivate and re—energised a lot of those same players. that is a surprise and i think he deserves credit for that. the champions which we all assume, to will become. —— chelsea will become. thank you. ghanaian midfielder sulley muntari says he would walk off the pitch "again and again" if he was racially abused. he was sent off after leaving the field during his team pescara's italian league game last month. in a bbc interview muntari, who played in the premier league for portsmouth and sunderland, claims racism is "everywhere and getting worse". .. and he's accused fifa and uefa of not caring enough about it. if they want to fight racism, they should be the first people to jump on football here, we are under fever, we are under uefa. —— under fifa. probably, they didn't have tv on their side or they would be under internet. that is why they didn't come

there were one or two big signings, midfielder n'golo kante signed midyear, but the new coach has largelybe more success. conte has also guided chelsea to the fa cup final. other managers may have grabbed more headlines and created more controversy, but the italian has eclipsed them all. yes, congratulations to antonio co nte yes, congratulations to antonio conte and to chelsea. there was one other game last night — everton beat watford, 1—0, thanks to ross barkley‘s goal. celtic are two matches away from completing an unbeaten season in the scottish premiership, after winning 3—1 at aberdeen. all the goals came in a frantic first 12 minutes. lee griffiths with celtic‘s third — and that took their league tally to 100 points. celtic will be going for the double in two weeks' time, when they take on aberdeen, again, in the scottish cup final. birmingham city ladies say they will not fear manchester city, in today's women's fa cup final at wembley. it's live on bbc 2 from 5pm. birmingham will have to overcome a side aiming to seal a domestic treble. it's exciting for us. this is the third ye

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